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Photographs taken for Herbarium, Cryptogam Laboratory, LSM1103 and LSM3251.
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specimen 7
specimen 7		 specimen 8
specimen 8		 specimen 9
specimen 9		 specimen 10
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Lim Yaohui28-Mar-2004 15:32
males are more colourful, with red markings.
juanhui 25-Mar-2004 03:10
erm...just wanna ask, how you know specimen 4 is female?
hwei ling 13-Mar-2004 04:46
the family for specimen 8 is Magnoliaceae
limeng 08-Mar-2004 15:19
i found another one,
for specimen 8,
Kingdom Fungi
Phylum Basidiomycota
Class Holobasidiomycetes
Order Agarostilbales
Family Tricholomataceae
Genus Lentinus
Species edodes
Guest 08-Mar-2004 14:27
i have found the classification for specimen 2 which is a cow's stomach.
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Chordata
Class Mammalia
Order Artiodactyla
Family Bovidae
Genus Bos
Species taurus
Lim Yaohui08-Mar-2004 11:37
not all were identified though.
i've updated the names.
limeng 08-Mar-2004 11:31
hi, guys,
have you noticed that all the specimens have been identified in ivle,forum, under LINKS TO CA PROJECT.
Lin Jing 01-Mar-2004 09:53
According to another group, specimen 8 could be shittake mushroom.
Best wishes to you all!
juanhui 30-Jan-2004 03:13
specimen 6: squid pen perhaps?
juanhui 30-Jan-2004 03:11
are the claws slender or fat? slender is soldier...fat is bubbler...
Lim Yaohui29-Jan-2004 02:49
look at these 2 sites.
soldier crab -http://www.wildsingapore.com/chekjawa/text/s323.htm
sand bubbler crab -http://www.wildsingapore.com/chekjawa/text/s322.htm
'Soldier crabs look quite comical with their spherical bodies, eyes on stalks, and long, downward pointing pincers.'
juanhui 29-Jan-2004 02:30
specimen 7: sand bubbler crab or soldier crab? how to differentiate?
Lim Yaohui28-Jan-2004 12:20
quite sure but not 100%.
What do the rest think?
juanhui 27-Jan-2004 23:01
hmm...can't really tell from the pic but the branching and all that makes me more inclined toward some algae....cld be wrong lor....

for those that u identified the species, how sure are u?
Lim Yaohui27-Jan-2004 12:39
how can you tell whether it's moss or algae?
juanhui 27-Jan-2004 06:43
specimen 3: some sort of algae perhaps?
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